Summary: <p>It's Day 6 of the 2010 NAB Show in Las Vegas -- and the fourth day of the trade show. This is the sixth in our series of NAB Special Reports. I am very excited about this week's show because it is something we haven't done before. Because there is so much happening at NAB, we have created an extended 90-minute show this week, featuring highlights from our NAB coverage.</p> <p>Today's show starts with <strong>Chris Brown</strong>, executive vice president for conventions and business operations for the National Association of Broadcasters, talking with us about this year's event.</p> <p>Next, is <strong>Mark Randall</strong>, Chief Strategist for Creative Solutions, for Adobe Systems, talking about their new CS5 product line with over 250 new features.</p> <p>Next, <strong>Jeff Brown</strong>, general Manager and Mark Priscaro, Senior Public Relations Manager of NVidia talk about NVidia's latest products. During our conversation we talk about their behind-the-scenes work with Adobe and explain the impact of their licensing dispute with Intel.</p> <p>3D and stereoscopy are huge hot buttons this year. <strong>David Taylor</strong>, president of Cineform explains how much of the work needed to make stereo video look right is done in post, and how his latest tools can help.</p> <p><strong>Stuart Ashton</strong>, director for EMEA for Blackmagic Design, discusses their new products which, for the first time, feature external boxes, rather than plug-in cards.</p> <p><strong>Jan Crittenden</strong>, Product Line Business Manager for Panasonic stops by to talk about their latest cameras and announcements.</p> <p>Throughout the show, we'll have analysis from our special correspondents here at the show: <strong>Philip Hodgetts</strong>, <strong>Ben King</strong>, <strong>Alexis Van Hurkman</strong>, <strong>Bruce Nazarian</strong>, and <strong>Michael Kammes</strong>.</p>
